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GDPR at Bandzoogle

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), is a regulation in EU law on data protection and privacy. It went into effect on May 25, 2018. The GDPR regulates how individuals and organizations may collect, use, and retain personal data, and addresses the export of personal data outside the EU. This article outlines some of the steps that Bandzoogle has taken to comply with these regulations, and provides clarification.

Does the GDPR affect me? What is personal data?

GDPR applies to companies based in the EU as well as any organizations that process the personal data of EU citizens. We've been following these new regulations closely and we'll continue to add helpful tools.

Personal data is any information that is about a specific person. This can include names, civic addresses, e-mail addresses, or birthdates. It can also location and biometric data.

The rights included in GDPR are:

• The right of access
• The right to rectification
• The right to erasure (right to be forgotten)
• The right to data portability
• The right to object

What has Bandzoogle done?

Since this regulation was passed, we have

• Updated our ‘Terms’ and 'Privacy' policies
• Begun anonymizing IP addresses
• Reviewed our products and services to determine what (if any) changes need to be made
• Assigned a DPO officer
• Made sure that when users can unsubscribe from your fan lists, their data is deleted
• Added tools on all sign up forms that allow you to specify your intentions for the data
• Added a source field for your mailing list contacts. If a user has been added to your list via an import or upload tool, you should refresh consent
• Added a message to the mailing list confirmation message that outline how their data will be used. You can also add a message to your ‘Mailing List Signup Form’ feature to note what type of communications you will send members

You can manage your profile through the Account Details settings, and your billing details from the Plan and Billing section. In future updates we'll be adding more tools to help ensure a strong "people first" ethic of data privacy.

How does Bandzoogle protect data of members and fans?

• Our payment gateways for members and customers are PCI compliant at the highest level
• We serve all pages over HTTPS/SSL secure protocol
• Bandzoogle has implemented the right to be forgotten for our members
• We use a hashing called Bcrypt to protect your password, so it can't be viewed by anyone

We collect and store member and fan data. The Bandzoogle member is responsible for that data and manages it. The Bandzoogle member has the option to compose and post their own privacy policy.

When responding to a signup form at Bandzoogle, fans may provide personal information or data. Please note that Bandzoogle is not responsible for the content of that form, so if a fan has any questions about a form on a Bandzoogle member's website, they should contact the Bandzoogle member directly.